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This is the lens that I got after having sold my 35/1.4 Art.
It is a nice, sharp, compact lens, that works well with my CX, DX and FX cameras, although the sharpness at the border, and vigne...
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Why is this lens still around? It was replaced by a second generation 80-400 MM that is 10 times better than this model.
Because it's cheap and it's good.
You can't have all three; cheap, good...
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Hi, I have Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S ED VR II Nikkor Telephoto Zoom Lens. I am trying to use it with Nikon D500 but it is not working. The Lens is working fine with my older D60. Please can so...
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I would like to add that they were made 2002-2005, and the aperture blades are slightly rounded. It was the top-of-the-line kit lens in it's day, the same spot the 24-85 occupies today.
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AF Nikkor 28-100mm f1:3.5-5.6G

This is a 1990s(?) kit lens designed for 35mm SLRs but also usable on digital cameras that support the older type of autofocus mechanism.
Controls are minimal, just a zoom ring and a tiny ridge just behind the filter mount for manual focus. Since it's a G lens there is no aperture control. There is no distance indication on the lens.
Silver and black versions were available.

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Lens Category:

All-in-one

GENERAL:

In Production:

No

OPTICS:

Format:

FX (Full-Frame)

Min. Focusing Distance (cm):

56

APERTURE:

Max. Aperture:

F3.5-5.6

Number of Aperture Blades:

7

Rounded Aperture Blades:

No

Aperture Ring:

No

FOCUSING:

Focus Type:

AF (Screw drive)

Focusing Modes:

AF

Full-Time AF Override:

Yes

Internal Focusing:

No

Distance Scale:

No

Macro:

No

FEATURES:

Stabilization:

No

Weather Sealing:

No

Tripod Collar:

No

Internal Zooming:

No

Other Features:

Rotating Front Element

DIMENSIONS:

Filter Size (mm):

62

Max. Barrel Diameter (mm):

68

Collapsed Length (mm):

103

Weight (g):

260

ACCESSORIES:

Available Colors:

Black, Silver

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2 Reviews

I picked up one of these lenses as part of a second hand deal. While it's a bit basic, I got reasonably good results with it on a day that wasn't particularly bright, and autofocus was consistently accurate throughout the zoom range. I've only tested it on a D90, and can't say how it performs on FX sensors or 35mm film. But it was designed for film and ought to be OK. The main limitations are the old-style autofocus and the limited controls of the lens - there's no auto-manual switch or aperture control, no vibration reduction, and there isn't even an indication of focal distance on the lens itself, so if you want more manual control you're probably out of luck. But it's cheap and cheerful, lightweight, and possibly useful as the next step up from 18-55mm if you don't want to go for something more expensive.